Discover the rich tapestry of Angus through its parishes, churches, and historic estates.
This volume offers descriptive and historical sketches that bring to life the people, places, and events shaping Forfarshire. From Murroes and St Vigeans to Hospitalfield and Ballumbie, it weaves architectural detail, family lineages, and local lore into a clear, accessible narrative suitable for history enthusiasts and local readers alike.
• See how churches, abbeys, and old parishes evolved over centuries, with notes on ministers, bounds, and landholding customs
• Explore estate histories, castle ruins, and grand mansions, including Hospitalfield and its modern ownership and art collections
• Learn about early maps, perambulations, and charters that illuminate medieval and early modern boundaries
• Read about notable families, archaeology, and preserved inscriptions that connect past and present
Ideal for readers of local history, genealogists, and anyone curious about how Angus grew from early ecclesiastical districts to its present landscape.